Sentence examples for trend for giving from inspiring English sources

But a growing trend for giving up all animal products doesn't involve going vegan forever.

The backgrounds of recipients has steadily widened although traditionalists have criticised the trend for giving honours to showbusiness and sports stars. in 1965, several ex-servicemen returned their MBEs in protest at The Beatles receiving theirs.

The trend was calculated with a simple formula:2 {text{P}}_{text{t}} = {text{P}}_{ 1} {text{P}}_{0} (2) P t is the population trend for given period of time; P 0 is the first population state of given time; P 1 is the second population state of given time (Figs. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8).

Are you one of those that are missing the hopeful trend of giving up your Porsche for a hot, healthy heart?

In February, Harvey Weinstein's film company auctioned a three-month unpaid internship for £16,000, marking an extreme in another trend that has attracted criticism for giving leg-ups to the wealthy young.

The trend for a given variable was considered significant if the rate parameter was higher than in 95% of trends of randomized data series.

A hypothesis defines the scope of a class of compounds sharing a SAR trend for a given endpoint.

If field data show that there is no evidence of any geographical trend for a given parameter, then mixing data from different geographic regions may not be problematic.

The observed trend for a given site generally persisted or became more pronounced at the 30 minute time point (Fig.  2b; Additional file 6: Table S3).

Fine-structure patterns were not preserved among different experiments using one platform and, therefore, probably do not reflect any fundamental trend for a given platform (see Discussion).

VANESSA WALDMAN Vanessa Traina, one of T's fashion editors, has a knack for giving runway trends a twist -- both on and off the page.